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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20

Of the opsretta "Dcrnrccschen." The piece
abound, In funny situations, solos. duets. etc.
Temperance Lecture. The Louisville Courier.
JoW nal. speaking of Col. Geo. W. Rain. who
will deliver the address at the anniversary eN.
erciscs Of the local \. W. Z. 7. U, At the court
house on sunday afternoon next says lie IA
every inch true man, ana his views are TEN.
pered with kindness" The entertainment viii
hs, FREQ,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20

NEW YORK, April 20. l:sO p. m.-Money loaned
at 81 per cent Exchange steady. q sIaal ssh
Governments hrm. Currency SIS. u 25h bid; Is
Coup. u 29It bid KS do, q lOtI bid.
The stock market opened weak. and during
the d rst hAlf hour declined fractionslly on some
selling OF the leading stocks. After the rst
call this gave place to a sharp covering. and at
day the decline had been more than recovered.
Prices at the latter hour were upA to 2 per cent,
and the tone OF speculation has since continued
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
Prosecuted For Perjury,

Fred Gettler, jr., was granted q marriage
license on February 8, upon making affidavit
that he was over 2l years of age. This morn
ing John Hood, neighbor, made complaint
against him for perjury. He alleges that the
young man was only between l6 and Il years
old when he was granted the license. This
prosecution is the result OF . difficulty be-
tween the Gettler and Hood iamilies the
other branch OF which was returned to court
this week.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
Knights Tsmplsr Conclavs In PHILADELPHIA.

Knights Templsr Conclsvs In Philadelphia.
One Of the largest and most successful
Knights Templar Conclaves will be the 3ith
annual gathering OF the state Knights in
Philadelphia on May "a and %. The annual
parade will take place on Tuesday, May "a,
.. 10 o'clock 4 m, and the grand comman.
dery will meet at o'clock p. M, tho same
day. In the evening at so'clock q grand
tournoui and reception will be held at the
Academy of Music.
Lancaster Commandery No l3, X. T., OF
this city, will attend the meeting, stopping at
the Colonnsde hotel. They will leave Ian.
caster at sos a m on Tuesday, accompanied
oy the State Capital band OF Harrisburg,
which has been engaged for the occasion
Excuraion rates have been arranged with the
Pennsylvsnia railroad, the fare being s2 "A
Genus ior the round trip ticket, good for three
lsya
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Aiding the Peddler.

A letter received at this office today 10
burdened with the Information that there il
at least one damsel In Elizabeth township
who can, with little training, meet John L.
Sullivan. The writer says:
Know young lady on Elizabeth Farm
that carried a bundle for pettler with dry
about one Hundred aud fifty pounds. Boys
go in for such a girl she 10 q daley.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
RARhDra


PRILAplLrHiA. April s.-Vlour market . e.dy;
sales. ~ barrels; Minnesota Bakers, q ,a<St sG ;
Pennsylvania Family, q 6sDS ~; Western do.
N@0fs,; Patents. u sofss o.
Rye nour steady. q 75Sss S.
Wheat - April. sl*c; May. exc; June.
Corn-April. tsSc.; May, te'sc.; June. A;l.c
july 4sc.
Osts-- .pr1i. s7xc.; Nay. s7kc.; June. sac.
July, ySt.c,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20

The clerk CT the orphans court granted Q
license to a couple who have only been In
the country a few weeks. The lady was q
minor, but she came to the office prepared
with the consent OF her father, who still lives
in Germany. The consent Is q formidable
looking document and bears the great seal OF
bis country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
Tho Slnnder of RnrneIi

In the House OF Commons, Tuesday after.
noon, Mr.. Caldwell, Liberal L Unionist, gave
notice that he would move for the appoint.
ment of select committee to nyestiRste the
charges made by the Times against Mr.,
Psrnell and other Irish leaders In connection
with crime in Ireland. Gladstone has
affirmed his faith In Parnells denial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
The Lamp C0mmittes.

The lamp committee OF councils met on
Tuesday evening for organization. William
Riddle was elected chairman and Jacob NJ.
Chillas clerk. The committee decided 10
place electric lights at the corner OF Harris.
burg avenue and Mulberry street and at
Rocklsnd and Ann streets.
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Prosecution XithdraMn

Robert Coffee, q resident OF Middle street.
was prosecuted on Tuesday evening by
Jennie Dallas for assault and battery. The
accused was locked up and after an incarcera-
ton OF an hour the prosecution before Alder.
man A. T. Donnelly was Withdrawn and the
defendant released upon payment of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20

Jacob Shissler, son OF Henry Shissler,
living one mile north OF Neffsville, met
with serious accident on Tuesday. He
Aad loaded his gun and while holding It In
his hand, II was accidentally discharged
30 the contents entered his foot Dr..
0heaok was summoned and dressed the
vsasd. Hs found 1t nscsssary to amputats
- of the toea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
Commissions Rsady.

The commissions Of the justices and alder.
men OF the county elected In February, have
all been recorded and are now ready for dis
tribution at the recorders Office to those who
are entitled to receive them.
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Can Such Thin h q:

harrisburg Dispatch TO Philadelphia Press.
Dr. DAVIS, OF Lancaster, 10 being put for.
ward for the Republican nomination for
mayor OF that city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20

Hundreds OF trees, mostly fruit, were dis.
posed of by nurserymen at the Central
market this morning, which indicates there
will be considerable tree planting In this city
on Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20

MAKE your selections OF Boys and Children q
Suits now The variety OF styles and patterns
Is always larger at this period Of the season The
Finest Assortment and Lowest Prices are At
WILLIAMSON FOSTERS,
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Lady Randolph ChuFc

Lady Randolph ChuEchilis Good Luck.
From the Court Journal
A legacy of a6O. 600 has, 1t IL said, been lett
70 Lady Randolph Churchill by . relative
who resided In California
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Astrich,A 0rana Onsni

Astrtch's GRAND Opening
Cail IN at Astrich BroA Palace OF Fashion.
and tskea look at their grand opening OF
millinery goods.
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Chicago Produce aarkss.

CsIcAeo. April 80 =. m.-Msrket opened.
Wheat May. sS1c June. sl,.c.: July. sll.c.
Corn May. Ssko June. S4s.c JDiy. nAc.
Oats-May. ?sxc; June, s9c; July, .s1sc.
Pork-May, t6 IS.
Iard-Mav. Il 10; June q "; July,SsL
Short Ribs May. o. 20; June, G 70: July,
Ca5.
Wnea'-April, sNsc; May, size; June, St.c
July. sac.
.orn-April. size: Nay, ssII6SsSc. June.
S3k63; &c July. +l.c.
Usts-.pri. z'so; May. :sAc; June. s9,.c
July. 99t,c
Pori-April. 30 ss Nay. ~ IS: June, ~ IS
Lsrd-ApriI. q IS; May, q l7a; June,
g. 2.S July, ESj
Ribs-April. 81 20; May. q IS: June. u IS
July, G1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-20
wnea.-April. s!J,c; May, SIC
Grain ana PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, April ~. O'Clock p. m.
MhCat. Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

tAe BosEd ef Health Coz oontzinins 90
na4ay ozts az oshes AMOS q orsAnse mat
t<r.
The Tawtoa elue shave rsatsa ana
are 6xins up i've acres of gfoana Tor base
BAL aext se4soa.
A Heonthly paper deFete1 y the inssgests
0f tas Unson school eill b. starred al Has
tinss ~ Superintendent Roberts
C. Eneel, jest ssuih Of Paw faw sillase.
bss peseb orchard - Ve3 tFsss ony raFt
Ia bsAril4F he esElna3t@s tbs years crop
A. 50 Baskets
The Cksrlosts. Asteran Corps Of thirty
usn. eosssnsnd6 ~ Hen. K I. Yankls,
viii BE cue VI the attractions al the kston
Rapids Fair ocg. 5. . and 7.
There ss not roon enough in the kalsms-
ZOO scaosl buildinss 10 accommodate all
who wish 10 attend. Applications from
outside parties have TO be refused.
sixty acrss OF land on the lire Of the
Grand Trunk near Pine Lake. have been
purchased BY Z. Z. frsnklin. president Of
the Mutual Benefit Publishing Company
OF Boston. and . branch publishing house
tor the Middle and Western States will be
erected there this Fall.
Frank LaFountAin, the frat man who
ever completed ten years sentence at the
State House of Correction, was discharged
Thursday morning. He hss been there
seven Years, six months and hftern days.
never losing q days time or being reported
for any misconduct. he came from Mon
roe when but IL wears o. age.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
TWENTY-F0URKILL
a RAILROAD HORROR ~ ENGLAND.
Careless Signaling Causes = Terrible Csi-
lisisa-As ksc0rstoa Trsia Nrecksd
All kagisad Appalled, Assy
fajursa VIII Die

LosDoK. Sept I6-A dreadful collision
occurred today on The Midland railway.
A train filed with sxeursionists who were
going 10 D0ncAsleF 10 witness the races st
that place. oollided with another train and
was wrecked The accident which has
appalled, AL England. was ocoAa0neo BY
defective slgn sling. The Midland train vas
standing on a crossing about mlle from
Dorcasler. while tickets were being collected.
The Liverpool express thinking the us1f
was clear. came tearing along al high rate
Of speed aud before its engineer could siop
bis engine the express dashed into the
standing train with frightful effect. The
first passenger car of the Liverpool train
was completely telesooped over the neat
succeeding cars. Both trains were badly
wrecked aud the ground ia tie vicinity Is
strewn with splinters. The dying and In ,
jured lay grosning aud bleeding for
a long time before they could
be rescued from their terrible
sufferings. Many were taken 10 Doncas-
ter, TO hospitals. while Others. TOO badly
hur, TO De removed so far. are being cared
for near the scene Of tie disaster. twenty
four victims are sireadY reported dead aud
there are many Of the victims who will die
from their wounds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
AROUND THE STATE
nR. TAeeARros TIE MARRIAGE LAW
s-sEas Opseseas co It's Pssxtssgas- u r.
CsafsTsnss st s3Kin&1 FEsnf nfettten-
tsls - Csrfsreas.-A Fsia Mas
ia tAs Upper RsstAsalA.

LAssgss. Mich. Ssft. ls.-There having
come - the Department Of stale an
ssslsEehs Of inquiries about various passes
OK the new msrnsss license avs. which
taks effect september 2. the whole matter
vas Fslersd 20 Attorney Gsaersl Tasxsrt
for bis opinion. In reply 70 quss-
ton II regard 10 the fees %
wh.ch County Clerks are entitled. Mr.
T3sgart says the cilcistiBg magis-
tFats Is not required ~ tT.asmit twenty
i've esnts with his return. The clerk.
however, receives hfty cents for issuing
ths licsnse. second inquiry was ia re-
gard TO the relations between the ne9 and
thr old Law. Mr.. TsggsTt says the new an
sciment repesls all parts of the statue IN
Howell's Annot4tlon not consistent there
with. The third inquiry asks whether the
man and woman are required 10 make
separate sffidayits and both obtain
license. The answer 10 that only
one license Is necessary and
thst re affidavit Of one or both may be
taken, provided one is considered sufficient
aud full. The last query is whether an sp-
plicztlon can be made by other parties than
thoss intending 10 marry. TO this the at
toIaey general says:
There is nothing requiring application
for q license, nor the affidavit upon which
IL is based, to be presented personally by
elthsr one of the parties intending TO
marry. Application can be made by any
person or persons duly authorized by the
contracting parties, bat he or they shall
make a showing by affidavit that they are
so authorized"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

A multiple OF trinkets. some of them bear
ia an appearance Of utility, have recently
aproared IN tho jewelers. stores, and show the
luxurious tastes of men OF today. Among
them is pocket pencil costing sl50. This is
set along the length Of the handle with four
rows of rubies, snpphres and diamonds.
Novel styles in match boxes in gold and silver
are especially fancisd. A match box in rough
gold, and having the form OF tree stump,
with the smooth, obiiqus upper surface set
with rubies, diamonds and sapphires, cost $50;
the sano price Is paid for a match box in
silver chased with lilies OF the valley, and
oxidized. A more simple style, With satin
finish and gold inlaid, is so0
For cigar cutter in gold, with diamonds,
sapphiTcs and rubies, buyer draws his check
for s5e. Cigarstte boxes in silver and etched
cost els. Handsome liquor TASKS for travel
ing uses are frequently in silver, finely
etched One Of these, costing ss5, shows
beautifully executed design Of wild geese.
InkSsands, with repousse silver top. are pur-
chased for $50. A key ring ia the form of q
wishboRe or coilsd rope costs sl5 An
ivory paper cutter. with the handle colored
ia varying brown tints with fire and acid and
flashed with wrought silver clamp, s OBJ
taised fer s24 Pocket cork screws. etched
with apple blossoms and oxidized, are IS So
and little gold lined stamp boxes, decorated
with etchiugs, are Sc.
The "a sculine fancy in jewslry is seldom
repress "a in the use Of bracelets, although
one young man was recently seen shopping
with this form Of adornment on both wristS
Enamel studs in dark or light blue, white, OF
other color, centsrsd by jewel spsck, are an
approved form Of thsir class. Frequently,
wHa OF without tho diamond. the surface -
frosted by clusters Of minute gold dots. ar
ranged to suggest miniature forget mo nets
Lkfket studs for cuffs are scTnetlues IN
cloisonne Of square. round OF oval shape, snd
platinum decoration on = gold mat back
ground IS among tbs latest fsncies. The dis-
usona collar button, IN constant wear, costing
sometimes sleo. Is the plain English settiHg -
New yoTk Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

BstwssR French Guiana and Brazil Il
rrgicn q 40 90 SQUARE miles. containing
6o0C9 Inhabitants. whose pozsssion has besn
coatest-i for go ysars France claims it on
orr hand. Brazil on tbe other. and AL -
carss Of an inconDrehsnsibls ciaBs~ IN re
treaty q UtrscAs rrit'er Frsnoe nor Braza
hes ever drezuei q isking po-s>~sion of tbs
territory. either ~ forrs oT by arbitration
q a frls1&lr nation TIE principal cez.er =
po71lssioa n tbs c1urtrv = CoVnsni. which
hss ahon. 20 iahatitsots snd viii son he
TIE capital % rsw repabae. a skort tine
ago The Crrna~isr~ Trs~issn-st ia i1Se-
renieors cf tssir ~cHntfT spd cAese for
preS5err x Ealss Gros. venerable FrsBe5-
nHn. vbo he< e~r,or~i the hapks u -
ATaz1n. n Gro< Eves - Vsuves uot fss
fron Paris ars ssr~ be rscsfvse q. ssv-s
% BIS sppo,n.zssra
EnfoTtans.elg ks = rot in Cozranf. fos his
hs~ ss51ecss sac ferEs.ten - maxs eas =
~eira kst. sn1 tse voyage = srpensive
rs neu rrrztas- kas sirss6v 80, ir~re iis8
NJ IS Eae ~ f~sv~r. Pea u GT-s daes
NJ rea1s Sc vsrF 4rtaessiszt+ ever ~ pos-
ssor. fr1za ths fsct fr1f his srst oFsessl ac4
~as - er>sse a tecoxstiea es - s1se etsr -
Ccn1ani sr6 - sor1.~t tb@ kixA kTr es
rfes - rs rr-~hlic ssre-5si17 the iztsrdans
7e~erz1 x ts- r--sftsos's resso- - c-esszi--
rszn~si 49, 49, r--s -hsn AIRY -. k1u-e.
- p-oof ta-t ~ ~so nsSs szc1-~ - =
Pse<f xssrnai - - ~r,rizzs \ n
New Yss MAJ ard ExFress
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
WHAT DOES ITmeAN7
A spanish Ram Anchored In the Harber at
Kew west

KET wESr. Fla, SEPT. i6.-Ths city is ali
szox. A spanish ram is snchored in the
hsr5or aud another is cruising up aud down
the Key outside There IS a rumor. which
gained considerable oredsacs Throughout
the city. that the ram here is TO be used in
kidnapping two Cubsn-AmsTican citizens
suspected of being implicated in the late
flibusfering movement The Spanish Gov
srnment slvavs has few veil paid spies
here and successful xiinsping expeditions
would not Be a, all 9ifficult As far "a de-
tense IL concerned. the town hss
none. There IL not even mill
tsry company on the island. The
inpSrtsnce sttschsd n The recent fiihus-
tsrinx expedition q shown By the activity
Of the Spanish Government. The latest
news from Cubs is that force Of 6iirust-
era landed near 4a,snkas. Numbering 6ftT-
seven men. isi b7 Ns1usi Gsrcis snd that
az vas killed in = skirmisn With the troops
and evil guards. The information - dis
cresiitsd IN some quarters sud nothing
official can - learned. Gun boats have
been stationed along The coast snd several
men suspected Of esionxtax 20 the fi6ust-
erefs force have heer csptursi within ths
iurisiiction Of Nstsnzss. ard ~ili - fried
oT court martha IN tne city Of Nstsnzss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
MICHIGAN MEN AND WOMEN.

Mile. Rhen has left Flint for Bsngor, Me-.
where she opens her season.
Hon. W. I. Jones. of Morley, goes into
the misunderstanding business at Big Rapids
soon.
Chss. Townsend, of Constantine. has Sc
cured 81. 600 per snnum civil service clerk
ship at Washington.
Hon. T. +. Lyon. of Santh Haven, has
gone 10 Boston to attend the meeting OF the
American Pomslogicsl Society.
B. y. Freeman, former cashier of the
City National Bank of Greenville, is now
the cashier OF the Colorado State Bank. Of
Durango. Colo.
Gerhard Verfurth. formerly for many
years an old resident OF Leland, dropped
dead Monday st the dinner table at his
home in Milwaukee.
Judge NJ. V. Montgomery will talk at the
Eaton Rapids Fair, which will be held on
October 5, 8 aud Z, If hay fever and other
engagements will permit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
MTCHIe IeANETTEs

Free buses nov run % The trsias At Ben
ton Hsrbor.
The closing boar has been sxtendsd 90 5
o'cloCS - Lansing.
A canton - Pstr srchs Militant vii bs
organ rec s1oa - FsN Faw.
pecst1r's perr@rrlint crop t7Tue3 CIT
1ooa. c0rs 3erinz ne ssescn.
Tt "a rurnorss th&f hs8k is - hs sssrtsE
a. Frseport hF Hssfinks parties
rrzfus ssev. nesr Faeasusr 80 lost
his srfirs asss- ~ hozs - sita ch1lera
~.rshsi szds 0f fcwei. erhfasss a
toad -f',l fr-~ sset IN diameter and elevea
inches thfet,
TIE r-ivflere u svhia' 6 ag f3rtv - sili-
gators A. ~ loaia far hss s~.u ssked 81
fse Hrcrsfssv.
A carlaad of ics cen Ssx1@s r. T.sssssg
from cEzseT. ~ss esaasuaned st Ilsasszs a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
raI ). 5 . salE pEclAEEO oFf.


AEw Noxk. sept 81 The report thai ths
syn6ieAi< hsaaed - Ilrexel, AeEssn 4 o..
y aich as i0fnea 80 the purpose Ut Aell.
ana the bslamors & Ohio railroad 0ui Il
lts financial oi6ioaiuas. has Withdrawn
from "a oonirsm. Aes le1 30 tie circulation
q 4 rpiooF that koberi Garrett Dies noi
iateno - resign the presidency - TIE 4oea,
bui rsiaef will return - Anxalo& Will Te-
neeed xtxor aHd mske uuteIIn izleo nkht
- fesaors iAs prestige 81 the company and
resg Ne u ffon its alnbArrAsslOe8is-
Friends 81 Nr oarretS represent hiIa o.
lie ID nne fettle anc lail ol nshk sno pre-
cici that he vii disprote all ~ tLe uniaFor-
soie estimates of his sblilfy ia souinlStsT
The sitsirs of tie corporation whlc1 va h4s
fathers PRIDE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
Last Spike Driven.

SAULr STE. MARIE Sept I6.-The rail-
road Is here at last, and Sault Ste. Marie is
out of the woods, after having been the
most difficult of access ss well as the Oldest
settlement in Michigan. The last spike
on the road was driven at high
noon, and all the population able
to ride or walk were present
to welcome the engine and the building
gang. Two cannon from Fort Brady thuB-
dered a welcome to the iron horse. giving
twenty-one-gun salute. The track is laid
as tar ss the companys house now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

Nss Yoaz. sept IS The name q Hsnry
osorgs. labor R0nllnss for cecrstaEy q
state. spps4rs upon the psnsi of iuroes u
the city c0urt. This name las Been esiie
every dag sines Aon1sy, bat hs hsz nos
snsssred he snd Gbs other dsiiDque1is
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

bE1iiaz a. Pa s.slphis L attracting snsses-
sai atte1iion asrs ia EBglaad. as1 "a Fhs
sxesption sf fsw k4oitu4i Erumblsfs = 10
sneeF A. sTsFytniag 9n- Engltsh. f4EaFa5ls
eeHl1snt - beard on every hsHd. TIE
dsllY papers sFe des1fiDg considzfs1le space
and edi1orialiy
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
A wIia Mar Of tn. wood.

sz,es,-s vslstaNs-sssA.a-
MAsouETTE. Sept. ia veritable wild
the Yellow Dog river again and taken up
his qusrtsrs at lonely plscs two miles
from the city in deserted mill. He is
stark naked snd probably insane. Officers.
accompanied By your reporter. viii 20 oct
o capture him tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
GofnG to Honolulu.

HILLsDALE, Sept. 16.-Miss @. A. Reamer
has resigned her position as lady principal
weeks for Honolulu, Sandwich Islands,
where she has been engaged to teach the
higher British branches in the Govern
ment manual training school for boys.
She is to be accompanied by Mics
Dressler. of Akron. O.. who will take
charge of the lesser English studies in the
same school, which is under the patronage
OF Princess of the royal house OF Kane
hamehs.
Professor Parsons the teacher of Greek at
HillsdsIe, has also resigner on account of
i'll health. Both vacancies are being tenn
porsrily filed till further provisions can bs
made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
CHARGE IT TO The PLUMBER.
A Destructive Natural Gas Exposition at
Toledo Last Evening.

TOLEDO, O., Sept. 16.-This evening the
residence OF James Il. Dougherty was
damaged to the extent of $1,000 by q
natural gas explosion. The gas had just
been introduced into the house. and through
carelessness of tho plumber had escaped
beneath the floor of the front drawing
room. Upon igniting the fire in the CRATE
an explosion ensued, tearing
I'D the floor, shstterng every window in the
house, demolishing all the doors and blow
ing the foundation from beneath the ver-
snda, which surrounds ths house, setting
fire TO the parterres. The filter who lighted
the FIRE was blown to the ceiling and suf-
ferred scalp wound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
splIt per Chna. Sknn

EAsr aAefvsv. sept is.-Mrs. Joseph
Kelley. Of saginaw, vas cutting wood this
afternoon. when her 2-yezr-oia son made
an unexpected move sad got his hs.d IN
der the ar. which penetrated his skull. in
ficfinx wound three inche. long. The
calld NAV possibly recover.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
G ding Into journalism.

wssHINd TON, Sept. l6.-The Post of this
morning says. on the authority of Repre-
sentative Boyne. of Pennsylvania. that
Henry George and Or. McGlynn propose
TO establish daily newspaper in each of
the large cities of the country 10 advocate
the interests of the workingmen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

C.rrncSrs. Mirn.. sers. IS A few dsvs
ago a daughter - Clements Thiel ~ss ie-
iverpd - a. iieUi1mate child. who's. father
wss ths son - a aeighoorinz armsr. Y -
fs~iav tde gfrfs brother fo~ciaiv took ths
rhiid f-1rs ner oar i1fo re rard s1i ~ruaz
ifs rex Fnis 81 shocked ths nnotser tnst
she - act exrecfed - ave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17

ssr E&ATcisca. sept 1.-Em. Drss-
seeh's ~ts0rosat - iasiiisisz sud ss~sts
- fo<1r shows tbaf tss Ke~sss hsrk >
c-ef .ar iof &15s.eN on FroEntsory no1es
srg - - 90 gusrsrf ICED h CEss
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s6Tanos5 - - 70 - tss wksst ciieus
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-17
Collector Waison Tnrns HIm Out

GRsSD HAVEN. Sept. &c. y. A. Brow
er a Republican, for many years special
dspusy collector of customs, was asked by
Collector d. o. Watson to resign. and de-
cdned r. was given. in consequence. an
ahTupt ticket Of leave. Deputy s. g. Parks
was promoter. according TO civil service
rules. TO be SPECIAL collector in place of